Blog: Change starts with seeing us as human
“Every time I see another Black person die at the hands of police, I can’t help but think: That could have been me or my brothers.”
Diversity & Equity
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Blog: People with disabilities are some of the best employees you can find, so give us a chance
"How does it make sense that people with special needs have to work harder to become fully prepared for employment, and then are not given jobs they could clearly do?"
‘We must revolt against this peace’: When unity becomes obnoxious
“Peace is not merely the absence of this tension, but the presence of justice.”
Letter from the Editor: True unity requires reconciliation
Our issue this week is a call to action.
Q&A: The mother who started Fort Wayne’s George Floyd protests shares her story
What started as a Facebook group to support Black-owned businesses in Fort Wayne evolved into protests that will go down in local history.
How can Fort Wayne advance unity and racial reconciliation? Here’s a good place to start
Mental health professionals Janell and Aaron Lane offer tips to help local leaders process the George Floyd protests and what went wrong.
Meet a Fort Wayne-based online radio station made by and for people with Autism
"Spectrum 23.9 is the first online radio station that allows individuals who are on the Autism spectrum to be on the air."
‘Protesters are not the enemy; police are not the enemy; Injustice is the enemy’
“As we condemn violence in all its forms—and we must—let us hear the cries of those who are hurting.”
Photo series: Fort Wayne protests the murder of George Floyd and racial injustice
A glimpse into the demonstrations that took over downtown Fort Wayne May 29-31.
Learning to hear emotions: My first experience with the Paralympic sport of goalball
Summer intern, Lauren Wong, visits the largest international sporting event ever hosted in Fort Wayne.
Blog: People with disabilities are some of the best employees you can find, so give us a chance
"How does it make sense that people with special needs have to work harder to become fully prepared for employment, and then are not given jobs they could clearly do?"
‘We must revolt against this peace’: When unity becomes obnoxious
“Peace is not merely the absence of this tension, but the presence of justice.”
Letter from the Editor: True unity requires reconciliation
Our issue this week is a call to action.
Q&A: The mother who started Fort Wayne’s George Floyd protests shares her story
What started as a Facebook group to support Black-owned businesses in Fort Wayne evolved into protests that will go down in local history.
How can Fort Wayne advance unity and racial reconciliation? Here’s a good place to start
Mental health professionals Janell and Aaron Lane offer tips to help local leaders process the George Floyd protests and what went wrong.
Meet a Fort Wayne-based online radio station made by and for people with Autism
"Spectrum 23.9 is the first online radio station that allows individuals who are on the Autism spectrum to be on the air."
‘Protesters are not the enemy; police are not the enemy; Injustice is the enemy’
“As we condemn violence in all its forms—and we must—let us hear the cries of those who are hurting.”
Photo series: Fort Wayne protests the murder of George Floyd and racial injustice
A glimpse into the demonstrations that took over downtown Fort Wayne May 29-31.
Learning to hear emotions: My first experience with the Paralympic sport of goalball
Summer intern, Lauren Wong, visits the largest international sporting event ever hosted in Fort Wayne.
